Arkansas football announced its depth chart for Week 2 against Utah, detailing the starting lineup for offense, defense and special teams as the Razorbacks (1-0) prepare to travel to Salt Lake City for a Saturday night showdown at Rice-Eccles Stadium. The game, scheduled for 9:15 p.m. Central time, will be televised by ESPN, and the depth chart reflects the composition of a team that opened its season with a 31-14 win over North Alabama.
Key Players
Among the standout names on Arkansas’s roster are wide receiver Chris Marshall, a 5‑foot‑10, 213‑pound senior who anchors the X‑position, and junior quarterback KJ Jackson, who stands 6‑foot‑4 and weighs 225 pounds. Both are slated to start, with Marshall’s experience and Jackson’s dual‑threat ability expected to drive the offense.
On the defensive side, senior defensive end Quincy Rhodes brings a imposing presence at 6‑foot‑6 and 273 pounds, earning the starting role on the edge.
Utah counters with senior quarterback Devon Dampier, measured at 5‑foot‑11 and 210 pounds, who will direct the Utes’ attack. Complementing him, wide receiver Kyri Shoels, listed at 6‑foot‑0 and 182 pounds, will line up as the primary X‑receiver.
The matchup promises a contrast of styles, with Arkansas’s balanced attack facing Utah’s disciplined scheme, all under the bright lights of ESPN at the iconic Rice-Eccles Stadium.